Hot on the heels of the organic results integration in the US, Yahoo & Bing both announced today that now is the time to begin preparing your paid search accounts for the final integration, in which Microsoft Adcenter will power all paid search ads on Yahoo! Search in the U.S. & Canada. Click to read the rest of this post..
Searching through the entire online world is already something we do, everyday. How about searching through your own personal online world? Y Combinator has just just come out with something very cool that will allow you to do just that
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web.
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web….
This morning I posted about Google deciding that it was going to be keeping Google Wave available at least through the end of this year and that it was going to be looking for ways to use the technology it had developed for that tool in other Google products.
Hey there my friends… welcome to this week’s edition;’ 7 Days of Search and Social ‘ . Well, the summer is definately drawing to a close here. August if almost over, bloggers are springing back to life and the conference/seminar world is springing to life.
As of this morning, Yahoo Search Marketing advertisers can now begin transitioning their accounts to Microsoft Advertising adCenter.
For many, the question posed in the title of this post seems silly, often resulting in either a confused expression, or a “how dare you ask that question” look from localization managers. Yet over the past few weeks I have spoken to a number of localization and SEO managers at Fortune 500 companies who *** Read the full post by clicking on the headline above ***
Dear Facebook, A couple of weeks ago you launched your new location service, Places. We all think it’s great and are really excited that you’re opening up the world of location to a whole new audience
The bounce rate of a site is the percentage of users who leave without going to another page on your site before the analytics session times out, with the length of a session being dependent upon your specific analytics package (I’ve heard that 30 minutes is the average.) Usually listed as Bounce Rate in your *** Read the full post by clicking on the headline above ***